Pines Dinner Reservations and Local Weekend Notes
Community reminders include reservations for Sunday dinner at the Pines with options chicken fish or steak. Local family updates report Mr and Mrs Max Boone and children visiting in West Liberty and Mrs Carl J Roberts returning from a vacation through New York Ontario and Michigan. Mrs Roberts comments on good weather and autumn colors. Herbert Nash of Brighton becomes father to a seven and three quarter pound son born last evening at six. Fried chicken dinner served Sunday noon from 11 at Knauss Grocery and Lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Boone
Karen and
Phillip
West Liberty
John Shebeck
Carl J. Roberts
Battle Creek
Mich
New York State
Ontario
Michigan
Herbert Nash
Brighton
Surface Mold On Fabrics And Leather
Surface mold on cloth leather and other materials can be brushed off lightly with a soft slightly damp cloth or tissue. Use a clean cloth or paper for each spot. Work outdoors when feasible to keep the fungus from spreading in the house.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Local Residents
At the hospital this morning were Mrs Emma Harris of Brighton and Mrs Hal Snider of Riverside as surgical patients. Discharged today were Mrs Bill Deaton and son Jerry Lee of 804 N Iowa Ave, Mrs Emanue Bontrager of Kalona, Albert Adam of 904 W Main St, and Fae Taylor of 403 W Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Harris
Brighton
Hal Snider
Riverside
Bill Deaton
Jerry Lee
Iowa Ave
Emanue Bontrager Kalona
Albert Adam
W. Main St
Fae Taylor
Main St
Demons crush Bloomfield 51 0 in Case field rout
Washington high school Demons dominated Bloomfield 51 to 0 at Case field. Led by quarterback Marshall and end Kelsey, Washington built a 32 0 halftime lead then sealed the win with multiple long drives and a late TD pass to Noonan. The line play and defensive effort were highlighted as key factors.
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Bloomfield
Washington High School Demons
Case Field
A. H. Seidler
Bloochfield
Washington
Demons
Wayne Marshall
Il Kelsey
Leland Schmitt
Dick Dare
Marshall
Schmitt
Rit
Huggins
Dabney
Kelsey
Maloney
Ashmead
Jack ¢Ock
Plaas
Dame
Poomfield
Bob Kleese
Don Thornton
Bill Kelsey
Ray Carter
Pavel
Lchmitt
Marshal
Noonan
Melvin Hill
Washington Domination Over Bloomfield In Statistical Summary
Washington accumulates 15 first downs to Bloomfield's 5 and gains 196 rushing yards to 74. Washington passes 25 times for 825 yards with 13 completions and two interceptions. Bloomfield completes 4 of 20 for 70 yards with two picks. Punts: Washington 1 for 30, Bloomfield 6 for 23. Fumbles recovered equal at 2 apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bloomfield
Wasington
Chester Tops Brighton 21 to 0 in Ke-Was conference clash
West Chester defeated Brighton 21 to 0 to strengthen its Ke-Was conference title chances. Key plays included a rushing TD by John Duvall and a Dusenberry pass to Junior Bauer for a second score, with Earl Duvall adding an extra point and a fourth TD nullified by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Brighton
John Duvall
Ted Griffith
Kenny Dusenberry
Junior Bauer
Earl Duvall
Dusenberry
Jerry Cherry
Dusenbery
Bauer
Richard McCall
Panthers and Trojans Play to Scoreless Tie
Mt Pleasant and Fairfield battled to a 0 0 tie last night. Fort Madison scored on a seventh play after a Muscatine fumble near the goal. Burlington beat Quincy 126 14 Ottumwa over Centreville 25 6 Keokuk fell 27 0 at Monmouth Newton downed Oskaloosa 26 0 New London beat Wapello 31 6 Washington beat Fairfield last week 21 6.
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Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Mt Pleasant
Washington
Muscatine
Ft. Madison
Fort Madison
Burlington
Quincy
Ottumwa
Centerville
Keokuk
Monmouth
New London
Wapello
Newton
Oskaloosa
Sugar in Coffee Use Prevalent Across United States
Survey notes about nine in ten people in the continental United States adding sugar to their coffee. The stat highlights widespread adjustment of coffee flavor and daily beverage routines across the region.
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Continental
United States
Blamed Guest Demands Recognition at Hotel CheckIn
An irate guest, after signing the register with a flourish, demands the clerk read his name. The clerk notes the signature and questions its meaning, provoking the quarrel over identification.
Depreciation Removed From Cars Says Salesman
Miss Gregory questions depreciation on motor cars while a top salesman explains it was a constant worry and has been removed. The exchange underscores a shift in auto pricing and buyer concerns.
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Miss Gregory
Wedding Ring Compared To A Tourniquet In Quip
A humorous line compares a wedding ring to a tourniquet saying it stops circulation. The remark uses a sharp, provocative analogy to express its point.
Man replies on household duties after wife leaves
In a witty exchange a man claims he has reached peak efficiency after his wife leaves, joking that he can put on his socks from either end. The line plays on independence and household routines with light humor.
Jealous Brooklyn Wife Accuses Patient Husband
A Brooklyn wife writes to her husband the patient, accusing him of affairs with Violet Ray. The note surfaces amid a string of quirky anecdotes and observations, including a London actor’s shock at a New York eatery.
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Brooklyn
Violet Ray
New York
London
Scott
Hake and Minick Wed at Hollywood
Announcement records the October 5 nuptials of Bette Marie Hake of Hollywood California and Richard C. Minick son of Mrs C C Reister. The First Methodist church ceremony officiated by Rev George Gamble used a double ring rite. The bride wore a white pattena and net gown and had three attendants. The groom's mother attended the wedding. the bride has worked as a fountain grill manager and the groom is linked with the Yellow Cab company in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Marie Hake
Inez Hake
Hollywood
Calif
Ana Richard C. Minick
C. C. Reister
First Methodist Church
George H. Gamble
Yellow Cab Company
Past Presidents of W S C S Honored at Church Meeting
The Women's Society of Christian Service held a general meeting in the church ladies lounge hosted by Unit Eight. Past presidents were honored with corsages and a memorial service. district conference set for Oct 22 at Fort Madison and nominating committee named for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
T. L. Brookhart
P. L. Better
Youth Fellowship
American Legion
Charles Eyestone
Fred Bey
Etter
W L. Gates
W. B. Dupuis
Fort Madison
W. S. Kyle
Charles Kennedy
Paul Deimerly
Lyle Wilcox
Glenn Thompson
W.S.C.S
Washington
O. BR. Bellmitt
Lloyd NeilWangery
Blanche W. Pauls
Des Moines
R. G. Cherry
Dallas
Texas
Bonnie Thomas
California
Lyle Wilson
O. T. Smith
Tom Anderson
James K. Zeck
E. T. Wickham
Will Harwood
Sam Sigafoose
Clyde Dawson
Wilson
Paul Harvey
W. Dh. Gates
Art Dewson
Missionary Society Luncheon Draws Regional Representatives
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church hosted nearby churches at a covered dish luncheon with 17 members and six guests. Mrs. Harry Turner presided, with devotional leadership by Mrs. Fred Neiswanger. guest speaker Margaret Cowden, a returned missionary from Iran, spoke on 30 years of Iranian work.
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Women'’s Missionary Society
the Presbyterian Chiurch
Harry Turner
Fred Neiswanger
Fred
Lcre
Turner
Margaret Cowden
Iran
Rose Social Calendar Lists Meetings and Events
Community calendar items include Red Horse club dinner at Gilbert Dickinson home Batavia with transportation details, White Shrine and D U V at Masonic Temple, Rainbow Girls, drama notices, and changes of meeting places. Also listed are Missionary Society events, Damascus Shrine, Pythian Sisters, and Garden and Willing Good Will clubs with times and venues.
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Red Horse Club
Gilbert Dickinson
Batavia
S. W
Masonic Temple
Legion Hall
Rainbow Girls
Clyde Pratt
Marcella Blackmer
Heights Club Holds Christmas Gift Exchange and New Member
Mrs. Ed Aston hosted the Heights club gathering with a business meeting in which names were drawn for the annual Christmas gift exchange. One new member was voted in as the group enjoyed bingo and social time before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Aston
Heights Club
Mary Johnson
Birthday Celebrations Across Town Highlight Local Residents
William C. Wallace of Ainsworth marks his 81st birthday as the Three Quarter Century club member receives congratulations. Neighbors Gilbert Barr near Crawfordsville and Peter Koehler near Havre share in birthday wishes along with Earl Payne Mrs Ed Nelson Lovella Sakulin Harold Leet Ruth Cunningham Pollok Wallace Anna Wagenknecht and W P Rawn. Gilie Reiner turns 11 this week and Robert Libe son of Mr and Mrs Laurence Libe will celebrate his 14th birthday tomorrow. A birthday dinner couples with Sunday plans include Wilma Te Bockhurst Everette Squire Dick Ross Mrs George Ferguson Alma Hearne Holland V E Howell and Dan Brindley. William Allen Stewart observes his first birthday today with a dinner at the Stewart home guests including his grandparents J M Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Wallace
Three Quarter Century Club
Ainsworth
Earl D. Payne
Ed Nelson
Lovella Sakulin
Harold Leet
West Chester
Henry Te Bockhorst
Ruth Cunningham
Pollok Wallace
Des Moines
Anna Wagenknecht
W. P. Rawn
Wilma Te Bockhurst
Kalona
Everette Squire
Dick Ross
George Ferguson
Grinnell
Alma Hearne Holland
Mission Field
Vv. EE. Howell
Dan Brindley
Wiliam Allen Stewart
Richard A. Stewart
Stewart
J. M. Finney
S and C Club Meeting at Mrs Kucera’s
The Sard C club gathered with Mrs Ed Kucera Thursday afternoon. Members played games with prizes won by Mrs Bert Cray, Mrs Guy Gerct and Mrs Robert Nicola, with guests Linda and Jimmy Crile, Gary Dean Fisher, Janet Geet Pobbie and Dennis Nicola, Laurel Kucera. Mrs Cray invited the group to meet October 24.
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Sard C
Ed Kucera
Bert Cray
Guy Gerct
Robert Nicola
Genests
Linda
Jimmy Crile
Gary Dean Fisher
Janet Geet Pobbie
Dennis Nicola
Laurel Kucera
Cray
Masonic temple hosts cooperative dinner and pinochle
Mrs Russell Goodin and Mrs E Ray Cox led a cooperative dinner at the Masonic temple after the Commandery meeting. The group then gathered to play pinochle at four tables in the same hall.
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Masonic Temple
Russell Goodin
E. Ray Cox
Rebekah Lodge Holds Evening Business Meeting
Mrs. Myral Smith presided as noble grand at the Rebekah lodge meeting in 1.0.C.F. hall. One applicant was accepted for membership and four petitions were presented. class to be initiated at the first December meeting. Social committee named for November.
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Myral Smith
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Assembly
Mason City
Harold Brock
Raymond Wephart
Arhur Ruegsegger
Fred Wagner
West Point 4 H Girls Hold Hallowe'en Party
The West Point 4 H club met with Joyvee Kleese for a Hallowe en party. Esther Bauer was elected music chairman and Marcella Bowser recreation chairman. Mary Ann Bauer is the county office candidate with Elda Bar McDowell her campaign manager. Four new members joined. A treasure hunt and games were played with refreshments served.
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West Point
Joyvee Kleese
Esther Bauer
Marcella Bowser
Mary Ann Bauer
Elda Bar McDowell
Legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale Set for Friday at Legion Hall
Legion Auxiliary announces a rummage sale Friday October 25 at the Legion hall. Proceeds aid veteran and family rehabilitation. Donations may be left Thursday afternoon or arranged for pickup by calling No 15 21113.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
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Doc Peterson
Canada
U. S. Navy District
F. T. D. Florists
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Wolf’s Flower
the Pines
Knauss Grocery & Lunch
NASA
APPLE
Rock of Ages
Iowa Memorial Company
S. Iowa Ave
S. W. Kaster
Asl
Seidler
Cater Nce
Carroll Anderson
Warning Stewart
Noel Womne
McClure Denison
Beaden B. Noe Pate
PE Acunds Weede Schmitt
Ge van Dabney Walker
Wilkens
Redlinger
Rits Marshall
Milliger
Zook
Thornton
Kleese
Noonan Williams
Turnipseed
Beenblossom
Logan
Paul
Dodder
Olsen Bloomfield
Rodgers Hale
Fye
Stonebraker
Chester
Keota
Williamsburg
Panthers
Trojans
Zea
Ihake
Minicis
B. C. Andrus
Securiy
Nuernberg
Germany
Hermann Goering
International
W.s.c's
Harry
the Journal
Women’s Missionary Society
Evc
Unitel Presbyterian Church
Damascus Shrine
F. W. Pest and Auxiliary
Hall
Pythian
K. P. Hall
P. m
OQ. L. Dayton
Narvajo
W. J. Duncan
West Chester Methodist Mission Study Group
Bert Rittenhouse
Cood Will Club
Hallowe'en
Frank Mayhew
H. J. Club
Verne Escher
Mase
Bethlehem Commandery
Gilbert Barr
Crawfordsville
Peter Koehler
Havre
Gilie Reiner
Robert Libe
Laurence Libe
S&c
BE. Kucera
Rebekah
Hallowe 'En
West Washington
Westchester
Iowa
Chrysler
Plymouth
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